Tip-off: Tuesday, 9:35 p.m. ET
Line: Los Angeles -3, Total: 187.5

The Clippers look to keep a six-game winning streak alive when they visit Chicago, which is riding a three-game winning streak of its own.

The Clippers have been on fire since the initial return of Chauncey Billups, who is now out two weeks with tendinitis in his left foot. They have surpassed 100 points in each of the six victories and are doing so behind one of the best benches in the NBA. The Bulls are also hot with a 5-1 SU (4-2 ATS) mark in the past six games, holding five of these opponents to less than 90 points. The last time these two teams met on Nov. 17, the Clippers crushed the Bulls 101-80.

Which team will keep its win streak intact on Tuesday? For the answer, connect to NBA Best Bets for all the Expert picks throughout the entire 2012-13 season. The experts are sizzling with a collective 15-4 ATS (79%) mark in Best Bets over the past three days, and are now at 55% ATS (129-107-10) on Best Bets for the season. StatFox Gary is 13-3-1 ATS (81%) since Nov. 26 and 69% ATS (24-11-3) Best Bets for the year. For NBA Totals, StatFox Scott is 35-18 (66%) for the season, while Gary is 13-5 (72%) in Totals since Nov. 24, and 54% (20-17-1) on totals this season. Scott is at 59% ATS (31-22) Best Bets for the season, while StatFox Brian is 51% ATS (31-30-3). StatFox Dave is 75% ATS (6-2) on Best Bets in the past three days, including 3-0 ATS on Monday.

The Clippers are streaking because of a very balanced attack. They are getting a lot out of their bench that combined for 47 points in the Clippers’ win over the Raptors. Chris Paul is averaging 14.8 PPG and 8.4 APG in just 29.2 MPG over the past five games. In those games, he is shooting 54% from the field. He has been well-rested the past two weeks and is playing some highly efficient basketball. Over the same five games, Blake Griffin has only played 30.4 MPG, but has averaged 21.2 PPG and 10.0 RPG. He has really started to make strides for the Clippers and his improvements are making them one of the best teams in the Western Conference.

The Bulls are on a three-game winning streak, and a lot of that has to do with the play of Marco Belinelli, who is averaging 20.3 PPG during the surge. He scored 22 points in Saturday’s big win over New York. The Bulls defense was superb in that game, allowing only 85 points on 32.1% FG against a team that averages 102.8 PPG. Joakim Noah has been on a tear for the Bulls, averaging 20.0 PPG and 17.0 RPG over the past two contests. The Bulls could be without starting point guard Kirk Hinrich in this one, as he is day-to-day with an injured elbow.